News Tuscaloosa Salvation Army in need of food donations amid increased demand Leaders said rising grocery and housing costs are pushing working families to seek help. Alex JobinSeptember 3, 2026
News Democratic officials react to closure of Tuscaloosa BFGoodrich plant Michelin said the 2028 shutdown would affect about 1,200 workers, prompting promises of support and sharp criticism of state leadership. Alex JobinJune 29, 2026
News The American Legion Auxiliary Alabama Girls State began this week More than 400 rising seniors will debate bills, run for office and hear from Governor Kay Ivey and Senator Katie Britt. StaffJune 1, 2026
News What to know about No Kings demonstrations across Alabama on Saturday “No Kings” demonstrations are set to take place this weekend in more than 20 cities across Alabama. Here's what you need to know. Bill BrittMarch 27, 2026
Elections City councilor Norman Crow wins HD63 special election With nine of 10 precincts reporting, Crow received 1,112 votes on Tuesday while Democratic nominee Judith Taylor received 613 votes. Chance PhillipsJanuary 14, 2026
Legislature Online sales tax lawsuit pits Alabama’s biggest cities against counties, some lawmakers Alabama online sales tax approach is the subject of a lawsuit filed by several large cities, which contend they're unfairly losing millions annually. Josh MoonDecember 10, 2025
Local news Tuscaloosa settles lawsuit over sewage overflows, agrees to upgrades After two years of litigation, the city committed to evaluating and overhauling its sewage system, promising to invest $18 million in upgrades. Alex JobinNovember 21, 2025
News Marshall County passes resolution opposing changes to online sales tax A battle is brewing between municipalities, counties and school boards over how to distribute the fast-growing revenue source. Jacob HolmesSeptember 15, 2025
Courts City of Mountain Brook votes to join Tuscaloosa in lawsuit over online sales tax As online sales tax revenue has grown, so have arguments over how the funding is distributed. Jacob HolmesJuly 15, 2025
Education Tuscaloosa City Board of Education votes to sue state over online sales tax Alabama's 8 percent online sales tax has no earmarking for local school systems. Jacob HolmesJuly 11, 2025